The phrase "additional hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where further auditory examination or discussion is required, such as legal or formal settings.
Example: "The committee decided to schedule an additional hearing to address the concerns raised by the public."
Alternatives: "further hearing" or "supplementary hearing".
In addition, the board plans to hold an additional hearing so that Mr. Nash can be cross-examined.
The defense, seeking an additional hearing on the matter of selective prosecution, made these arguments in papers filed today in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
The objectives of the study were to investigate whether fitting of bilateral BAHAs in children with conductive BHL give additional hearing benefits, to investigate the effects of unilateral hearing aids in children with conductive UHL, and to identify different aspects of auditory problems in children with conductive UHL or BHL.
While no additional hearing for that has yet been scheduled, state attorney general spokesperson Peter Lavallee told VICE News over email that Robart could rule on Ferguson's request without one.
"Rather than rush to issue a subpoena to Mr. Park based on these unsubstantiated allegations, which could impair efforts to improve the website, I propose that we accept the offer to receive a briefing from Mr. Park this month and that we schedule an additional hearing in December to obtain his full testimony.
To increase our confidence in these findings, we proceeded to test one additional hearing and three additional deafened birds, and obtained similar results albeit with a more significant p value in the hearing group.
Manafort still owes the government about $6 million, and he faces an additional sentencing hearing this week in another case involving guilty pleas for conspiracy against the United States and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
After 10 hours with no additional salicylate hearing thresholds returned to normal (Table 2).
An additional three hearing 75d birds were also tested (see below for rationale).
As mentioned above, an additional three hearing 75d birds were used in order to facilitate comparison between our measurements and those obtained by another study (Haesler et al., 2004; see Discussion) [15].
Additional candidate hearing and/or echolocation genes must be studied for a more thorough assessment of whether there are differences in levels of introgression between hearing genes and other genes in these bats.
